The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 5

ot THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 Social and Personal i AN ENSEMBLE | L. T. L. Elect Officers and Committees Cofducting their election with ad- mirable, businesslike procedure, the thirty I. T, L. members present at yesterday afternoon's meeting in the Baptist church voted on officers and committees. Mercedes Pitzer, was chosen presi- dent; Esther Wilson, vice-president; Emma King, recording secretary; Dorothy Butterwick, corresponding secretary; Joyce Newton, treasurer, and Stella Maison, evangelistic su- perintendent. The look-out committee appointed by the president*consists of: Phyllis Olson, Winifred Haggerty, Theo. Vet- tel, Thomas Dohn, and Arthur Nor- um. On the visiting committee are: Willow Belle Matscheck, Russell Ar- net, Leslie Walla and Betty Jones. Plans are being made for a medal contest.. Pupils of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades will be taken into the L. T. L.’ membership. An original story was read by Dor- othy Kennelly, ‘the theme being “What Happened to a Boy Who Smoked.” VISITING FROM RYDER Attorney H. E. Mielke, his wife and son Robert, of Ryder, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Larson of this city last even- ing. . =se's HERE FROM PARKERSBURG, IA. Mr: and Mrs. V. Lahr arrived from Parkersburg, Iowa, yesterday for a several weeks visit at the homes of their. sons and daughter. RETURNS HOME Miss Sylvia Olson of Minnewaukan, who has been visiting here for a few days left for her home this morning. GOING TO MEDINA Miss Loretta Mende, who is a teacher at Regan, stopped off here on her way to her home in Medina. BORN THIS MORNING Rorn at the St Alexius Hospital this morning to Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Blensly of 422-12th Street, a son. HERE FROM FLASHER _Mr. and Mrs, E. J. LaMarr were visitors in the city from Flasher yesterday, HOME FROM TIPTON __D._L. Boynton, who has been visit- ing in Tipton, lowa, has returned to the city. HERE FROM JAMESTOWN _ George Ellsworth of Jamestown is in town on court matters, HERE FROM CARSON A. T. Nelson, attorney from Car- son, is here on’ business. HERE FROM MOTT JK. Murray. attorney from Mott, is in town on business. HERE FROM BALDWIN Walter- Simon. of Baldwin was a visitor here yesterday. #6 “HERE FROM BALDWIN “Mharles Bleckreid of Baldwin was in’ the ¢ity yesterday. HERE FROM MINOT Judge ©, B, Goss of Minot is in’ town on business. , the subject for the program of the ‘meeting of/ the Delphian Society to ‘the “Story and the Theme of ‘A Doll's Delphians To Discuss Ibsen | And Modern Drama “Ibsen and the Modern Drama” is be held at the McKenzie Hotel t morrow morning at 9:30, with M S. W. Corwin acting as leader, Miss Carrie Haugen will discuss House’”; Mrs. Ralph Penner, “Nora! as a Doll;” Mrs. L. K. Thompson, “Nora as a Woman of Deep Capabil- ity for Love and Sacrifice;” and] Miss Helen Dahl, “Thorwald’s Char- acter.” A dramatic reading from “William Tell” will be given, Mrs. Joe Breslow tak the role of William Tell; Mrs. W. G. Worner, Gessler; Mrs. W. G.) Newton, Armgart, and Mrs. W. ol) Hughes, Rudolph. CANTATA TO BE GIVEN The morning choir of the Presby- terian Church will give “The Resur- rection” by Charles Manney at the Presbyterian Church on the evening of Easter Sunday. The cantata is in three parts: The Introduction; Part 1—The Empty Tomb; Part 2--Mary Magdalene; and the Finale. The ‘sol B Barnes, alto; Henry Haiverso: George Humphreys, bass; with Miss Esther Taylor singing in the wom- an’s trio. WEDNESDAY STUDY CLUB HAS NEW MEMBERS At yesterday’s meeting of the Wednesday Study Club held at the home of Mrs. Earl Draper, Mrs. S. Johnson read a paper on “History— Revival and Importance of the Amer- ican Merchant Marine,” and Mrs, W. H. Bodenstab presented a report on “The Salvage of Sunken Treasures.” Topics in brief were also discussed. Three new members, Miss Margaret Frank fox Welch, Miss Hazel Nielson, and Miss|made. The dress is of beige Marian Burke, were added to the’ designs in green. It is a straight club's membership. ‘ ent frock with long sleeves and FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS __ | overtunic. The Fortnightly Club held a regu- lar meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs, C. L. Young. After @ current events discussion Mrs. Young read a paper on the sculp- tress, Lorado Taft, who has a studio in Chicago. Photographs were used to illustrate the talk. TENNIS CLUB TO OPEN SEASON| The Fifth Street Tennis Club will hold a meeting at the home of Misses Lucile and Helen Dahl tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Plans will be mude to put the court in playing order immediately. All members are requested to be present. TO ATT TEACHERS MEETING Miss Nydia Smith left this morn- ing to attend the Northwestern Teachers Association meeting, which will be held in Minot, April 10-12. Miss Smith will remain in Minot over Easter Sunday, visiting friends. RETURNS HOME Miss Blanche Doorley has returned home after a six weeks visit in Chi- cago, Milwaukee, and the Twin | dresses : canon raperies, coverings, hangings, every- A thing new. New Summer Coats, Dress-| Buy “Diamond Dyes"—no other es and Millinery at the Sarah HERE FROM STERLING — , H. B. Wagner of Sterling was in! town yesterday. + FROM ARENA E. C, Boelter was here from Arena; yesterday. HERE FROM WING ° Dave Friger of Wing was in town yesterday. HERE FROM FARGO William Lempke of Fargo is in town, COOK BY WIRE INSTEAD OF BY FIRE FRECKLES Now is‘the Time to Get Rid of These Usiy Spots longer the slightest ashamed of your ine—double strength remove these There’s no need of feelin; freckles, as 0} —is guaranteed to homely spots, Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any drug or; department store and apply a little | of it night and morning and you should goon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished: entirely. It is seldom that more} than an ounce is needed to complete- ly clear the skin and gain a beauti- ful complexion. Be sure to ask for the ‘double strength Othine as this is sold un-. der guarantee of money back if it fails to remove your freckles, We recommend Othine Complexion Soap for use with Othine, also as a shampoo—it’s ‘wonderful for bobbed hair—25c a cake at all drug or de- partment stores or by mail. Othine Laboratories, Inc., Buffalo, N. ne ——————— The Weather Fair tonight and Friday. Not much change in temperature. BERGESON'S | BRIGHT-HUED HOSE ‘They’re bolder | Than.ever before. Bergeson’s Gold Shop, 312 Main St. Phone 566. Matinee Every Day At 2:80 FOR SPRING This attractive ensemble has a coat of beige jeweltone banded with lined with the same printed silk of which the dress is fur and BEAUTIFY IT WITH “DIAMOND DYES” Perfect home dyeing and tin Diamond Just dip in permanent col Each 15-cent pi age contains any woman dye or tint kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.—Adv. TONIGHT-— Thursday Color Picture / COMING ‘NASE Samed COFFEE MR. and MRS. ‘ Richard Barthlemess in “NEW TOYS” FRIDAY and SATURDAY “FRIVOLOUS SAL” A story of Adventure and Romance in the Mountains of the West. \JONES“° WEBB f as.s. Christie Comedy / “The Dressmaker From Paris” : Zane Grey’s “The Thundering Herd” “A Thief in Paradise.” CALL OR TELEPHONE - 34 . ; Anticipate Your Easter Needs. Order Friday While Stock Is Complete. FANCY STRAWBERRIES GRAPE FRUIT ORANGES BANANAS | DATES. FIGS And all seasonable goods—Staple and RHUBARB TOMATOES CELERY HEAD LETTUCE CARROTS ~ SPINACH. CUCUMBERS - RADISHES Faney. Groceries, is guaranteed with Dyes. water to tint soft, delicate shade or boil to dye r rections so simple can sweaters, | { with long ting cold lors. ack- di- lin- gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, Setser were the hostesses yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the Hy Lo Club at the home of Mrs, Ploma- throughout the rooms, peace in hounces that his office will ‘be at the City Hall police quarters far the next two years, To The Rev. W. C. Snider, newly ap- pointed i in North Dakota for the Presbyter- ian chureh, serman at the Bismarck Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Island, TM, and was pastor at large of the Rock River Presbytery in Mi- nois. pital for treatment: Thos, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE HY-LO CLUB MEETS Mrs. T. G. Plomasen and Mrs. J. 1. PICNIC AT WARD'S GROVE About seventeen members of J. P. Tuesday's election, an- ive Easter Sermon superintendent of missions will deliver the Easter Mr Snider is formerly of Rock St. Alexius Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius Hos- Ryan, city; Wm. Reuter, The Resurrection by Charles Manney will be given at the Presbyterian Church Sunday Evening, April 12 by the morning choir. MRS. BARNES, Soprano. Mrs. SCHEFFER, Alto. HENRY HALVERSON, Tenor GEORGE HUMPHREYS, Bass. With Miss Esther Taylor singing in the woman’s trio. The cantata is-in three parts: The Introduction: Part I—The Empty Tomb. Part IIl—Mary Magdalene. Finale, Hoskin’s for Easter Flowers dates. | St. Bismarck. on; Mrs. D, Pat ¢ Meihoff, Flashe: . Menoken; Clifford Cleveland, Joseph Schleuer, Mantador; | ¢ Bismarck Hospital Admitted to the tal for treatment: | Mich.. left for her home this morn harged: Dr, C. P. Buzzell, jing after spending ten days here vis. nd; Mrs. Victor Westerlind, iting at the home of Mrs. A. R. As- by girl, Mercer; R. J. Otte, lakson. Salem; Mrs. A. M,Christia — g| ty) Marlys Lindquist, Turtle Lake. | Y CITY NEWS ||. NOTICE —————.. | For first class Interior and Office At City Hall | Exterior decorating and R. H. Crane, elected justice of the| painting. Work guaranteed. Call for Harry Phone 966W. Just received fresh ship- ment of Chocolates. 39c per Ib. Store, Easter Togs AVOHOAQLUYOOALOUAYOAAONENOUEERUGOAAOEOEAGEEUUAHEARAAEUA ATAU | At The Movies —o Igrave, Colehatbor. sen, The afternoon was spent in Mrs. Robert Carpenter, aon sewing and contests, Mrs. Van R. |, Moffit. “Frivolous Sal” with the Middlemas winning first prize. wA| Discharged: ein and] ed in a Western mi two course luncheon was served.| baby girl, M aft and| mountains of Ra |Table appointments were in yellow] baby boy, city; Miss rie Ford,| is the feature at the jand white, with jonquils used! Mandan. and Saturday d —_ Mae Busch, those in the ca and Pathe N Bismarck Hospi- Jacks@n’s class of young married ra Whichor, Mercer; ee people from the Methodist catch itzer, Baldwin; M B. CAPITOL drove out to Ward’s grove, northwest} Davenport, Garrison; | Mr Paul " of town, on Tuesday evening where | Skartvedt, Mott; Bertha neich, Sere aetna they enjoyed a pienic lunch and| Kulm; Winfield Miller, Garrison; A. piayed ball, G, Loucks, Garrison; Miss Helen] duction which is coming to the Cap- 2: , pare Wentz, Napoleon, ..., | itol” Theatre tomorrow. _ RETURN O DETROIT | Birth: Mrs. O. C. Gaebe, boy, New Miss Betty LaFrance of Detroit,| Salem, Weber “discovery' Nichols for 405 Ist Special 119% 4th St, Breslow Drug “EASTER SUNDAY” The boys will be steppin’ | out in their NEW TOGS. | New Suits, Topcoats, Shirts Ties, Hats, Caps and Socks. LOOK AT YOUR WARDROBE. Everyone else _ notices the clothes you wear. LOOK AT THEM YOURSELF! We're ready to serve you, to advise you on your clothing matters. A Happy Easter To All. You will find it a pleasure to select your flower greetings from our large and complete assortment of the finest stock available. tions to be as choice as possible. Especially at this time do you want your selec- You will not be disap- pointed if you.do your flower shopping here. ica y OX ANA s) Am , Special Easter Basket Arrange- ments of Spring Flowers. Par- ticularly delightful for remem- ‘brances and sick room cheer. Easter Lilies . Roses .... Carnations Carnations, Daffodils Darwins Tulips Sweet Peas EARLY SELECTIONS ADVISABLE FLOWERS BY WIRE S Easter Flowers. had. CUT FLOWERS Dozen 8.00 to 12.00 2.00 2.50 Easter Special A beautiful Hyacinth Plant in prettily deco- rated pot $2.00 These will go fast. Order now for Easter delivery. ing Tom Santehi, Lewis and Ben Alexander ding woman in “The Flaming For- his new Hunt Stromberg pr She is Jacquelin Gadsdon, a Lois, Call Mrs. W. E. Cleveland for HOME MADE ANGEL FOOD CAKE. Phone 975 — 614 Ave. C. DR. M. E. BOLTON | Osteopathic Physician Bismarck, N. D. E THEATRE | tinge fo Eugene O° en.) Mitchell | e umong | An Aesop Fable| are on the program, | Wachter Transfer Co. e of; and one of the} Telephone 240 ‘Lilies—Plantos or Cut Beautiful, large speci- mens, the finest we have ever PAGE FIVE The Fourth division of thi Methodist Ladies’ Aid wi hold a bake sale Saturday April 11th, in the building o1 | Main Street formerly occupies | by the Best & Huyck clothing most perfect blondes on the 1. Although Miss Gadsdon was born in California, hey mother and father are from England, and something of the inbred English poise and distinc- tion is noticeable in this unusual little actr GARDEN PLOWING Have your garden plowed! Are you SURE -your chil now and avoid the rush. dren will get their education Phone | Call 573, Great West Life, A | R. Doerner, Agent. 3, _ Easter Greetings * * & A Gift at Easter is becoming a cus- tom, as it should: *¥ e It is as appropriate a gift time as Christmas. * All Gifts should be beautiful and lasting. * * e* & * A worth while Gift of Jewelry lasts a lifetime. * * * Bonham Brothers Jewelers and Optometrists. HOT CROSS BUNS Friday and Saturday We will have an ample supply for both of these days. Creamery butter, fresh eggs, candied fruit peel and raisins are liberally used in their making. —-ANY DEALER WILL DELIVER THEM— BARKER BAKING AND CANDY CO. EX) fraccvecctecccsoccsccscoosoccnocassacconseccvaseconvonsow ae jeccocseencoscconoel seerted Down and Out Why? One big reason is because he did not save when he was young. Work for the aged is not plentiful, so why not protect your own declining years by putting aside each payday a definite part of your earnings? Then wher. you can no longer earn a living, you will have your savings to live on in comfort. First National Bank The Pioneer Bank Bey